Carter vows to fight unemployment and inflation in UAW address
President Carter outlines six domestic goals including budget balance by 1981 and a workable national health insurance plan. He defends taxes and rebates to promote energy efficient cars and insists on opposing inflationary cures that keep factories idle. He tours California for the UAW convention with live TV questions planned.
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Los Angeles
Carter
United Auto Workers Union
California
UAW
Jody Powell
Powell
Little America bids to lease land for 400 unit resort
The city council will hear a proposal from Little America Refining and Holdings to lease 64 acres at Indian Bend and Scottsdale Roads for 90 years. The plan includes a 400 unit resort and an 18 hole golf course on a 130 acre site partly in Paradise Valley and Scottsdale.
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Little America Refining and Holdings
Little America
Indian Bend
Scottsdale Roads
Wyoming
Flagstaff
Fowler McCormick
Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Obituary for Rev Joseph Castle Dies at 71 in Scottsdale
The Rev. Joseph Henry Castle 71 died Saturday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in South Dakota he served in the Iowa Conference 40 years and as a WWII chaplain with the 41st Infantry in the South Pacific. Survivors include his wife Mabel a son and four daughters. Services 11 a.m. at Scottsdale Methodist Church. Interment Green Acres Cemetery.
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Scottsdale Methodist Church
N. Miller Rd
Joseph Henry Castle
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
South Dakota
Castle
Wigton
E. University Drive
Iowa
41St
South Pacific
Mabel
William
California
Naomi Hassler
Roberta Maranell
Missouri
Messinger Mortuary
East Indian School Rd
Green Acres
Hayden Rd
Beltone free non-operating hearing aid offer
A Beltone advertisement offers a free non-operating model of the smallest Beltone aid to readers in Chicago. It claims many hearing problems are helped by aids and invites write for Dept. 9379 Beltone Electronics, 4201 W Victoria St, Chicago Til 60646.
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Chicago
Beltone
Beltone Electronics
Victoria St
Til
Paradise Valley reviews sub acre zoning proposal
The town planning and zoning commission holds a second review of a residential enclaves ordinance to permit single family homes on lots under one acre but not below 15000 square feet. Public reaction has been limited and debate centers on balancing development with commercial pressure. Developer Weldon Minchew sought rezoning for five acres to create eight lots near a former resort hotel site.
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Paradise Valley
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
Town Hall
Lincoln Drive
Invergordon Road
Scottsdale
Weldon Minchew
Minchew
Stolen furniture from storage unit at Mini-Storage cited
Property valued over 16370 dollars reported stolen from a unit at 502 N Hayden Rd. No forced entry found in the unit rented to Bernard W Ryan. The heist follows two prior break ins at the compound this month and earlier thefts totaling over 5000 dollars. Items include dining room table, buffet, couch, end tables, coffee table, lamps, and more. Separately, 80 plywood boards worth about 1200 dollars vanished from a construction site on 85th Street near Cactus Road, owned by McFarland Concrete Construction Co. Phoenix police said.
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N. Hayden Rd
Bernard W. Ryan
Valley Vista Rd
85Th Street
Cactus Road
McFarland Concrete Construction Co
Phoenix
Fire damages Terminal Island Federal Prison dormitory
An early morning blaze caused 125000 dollars in damage at the Terminal Island Federal Prison and is being investigated as arson. The fire gutted a portion of the second floor and attic of the women’s dormitory and forced the evacuation of 80 female inmates.
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LOS Angeles
Terminal Island Federal Prison
Maricopa County Faces Security Incident Details
Unclear fragments reference a Maricopa County site and a security event. Names and specifics are sparse, but the text hints at a director and immediate access to details about the incident. Further readable context is needed to identify parties and location.
Spectacular South Tucson Fire Causes Million-Dollar Damage
A fire blamed on an electrical short inflicted about 1 million dollars in damage and sent two Tucson firefighters to St. Mary Hospital. Eleven units and 80 firefighters from Tucson and nearby fought the blaze for over two hours Monday evening. Assistant Fire Chief Ank G Quiroz and Herman Michael Blackburn were treated after a roof fall, then saved by Henry Tadeo. In Phoenix a federal jury weighs fraud charges against Navajo Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald and aide William C Moore over a $7 016 million alleged Tucson Gas and Electric Co swindle.
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South Tucson
Hopsital
Tucson
St. Mary Hospital
Ank*g. Quiroz
Hreman Michael Blackburn
Wood Brothers L Co
Henry Tadeo
Phoenix
Peter MacDonald
William C. Moore
MacDonald
Moore
Gallup
N.M
Tucson Gas & Electric Co
Judge Denies Bid to Overturn Indictments in Ranchers Case
Pima County Superior Court Judge J. Richard Hannah denied defense motions to overturn indictments against Douglas ranchers Patrick and Thomas Hanigan and their late father George Hanigan. The indictments allege assault of three Mexican nationals last summer. The judge ruled Cochise County Superior Court rather than Judge Anthony T. Deddens had jurisdiction after a December grand jury returned the charges.
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Bisbee
Pima County
Douglas
J. Richard Hannah
Cochise County
Phoenix Webb Corp Declares 5 Cent Dividend On Common Stock
Phoenix Del Webb Corp announces a 5 cent per share common stock dividend payable June 28 to holders of record June 16. It marks the first dividend announcement by the contracting and development firm’s management team.
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Phoenix
del £. Webb Corp
Hief
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Harry Wollard
Cocopah
Saguaro High School
Jim Thomson
Tote
By Dan
Satan
Jesus
Eric Hofter
Chow
God
Vocation Bible School
Maricopa County
John
Maricopa
S. Tucson
Webb
Salt River Project
Mesa
MacDonald South
S. Central Ave
West Phoenix
Power Saver Enroy
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